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There are four types of digital tachograph card, each with a specific function within the system for controlling driving and rest times. Driver card: Personal and non-transferable, it stores the driver's driving and rest times. Company card: Allows companies to access and manage the data from the vehicles in their fleet. Workshop card: Used by authorised workshops to calibrate, install and inspect tachographs. Control card: Intended for traffic authorities to inspect and monitor compliance with the regulations.
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